A renewable energy consultant and the Oregon Institute of Technology have come up with an unusual financing plan for an even more unusual power plant
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Renewable energy storage is one step closer becoming a reality in the Northwest. Researchers are proposing a new system that could store enough wind
Northwest cold snaps this spring mean not as many cherries this summer. Flower buds and bees don’t like low temperatures. And the cherries don’t like
Interior Secretary Sally Jewell made her first public return to the Northwest with a stop in Portland this week.
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